Technical Specification of Community Mobile Compositing Units General Specifications: Composting Units are elegantly designed, one piece moulded Integrated Composting Units of 1100 Litres capacity manufactured from special grades of Polyethylene material duly reinforced with Outer MS Jacket for strength, compatible with any automated Refuse Collector provided with 4 Heavy Duty Wheels fabricated on M.S. Jacket and unique fully openable pilfer proof Twin Covers in green & blue colours by state of the art Rotational Moulding process. The Integrated Composting Units has unique combination of MS + plastics for strength and corrosion free life; they are provided with Reflectors on four sides. The Units are also provided with front doors for taking out compost. Basic Qualities Moulded from Special UV Stabilized grades of Polyethylene. 100 % Rust Free and Maintenance free. Light Weight and Easy to handle. Hygienic and Easy to clean. All plastics Unit, washable & reusable. Strong and Durable. Provided with 04 wheels at bottom. Photographs:
Detail Specifications :
Application :
For Composting of Bio waste and convert into organic manure with or without worms
Capacity
:
Suitable for 100 to 150 families for one month.
Material
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Polyethylene material blended with stabilizers, Anti Corrosive and Anti Acidic.
Capacity
:
1100 Litres
Design
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Fully Integrated Community Composting Unit with unique combination of Plastics one piece unit inside duly reinforced with MS heavy duty Structure; provided with Handles, Wheels & twin Lids, provided with holes on lid, unit and bottom for converting wet organic waste in to Compost and collection of Vermi-wash. 4 holes of 10 mm Dia provided at bottom for collection of Vermi Wash. 4 Nos. of Bottom wheels must be fabricated at the bottom of MS Structure for efficient and long performance life, which also prevent ants and other insects going inside the composting Unit. Twin Lids are of fully openable and perforated for faster digestion Arrangements made for collection of Vermi Wash from bottom. Body ( upper portion) to be provided with holes for digestion Front doors are provided at the bottom of the Unit to take out the organic compost Reflectors to be provided for visibility during night Pilfer proof integration of MS Structure must be provided to ensure pilferage of Lids.
Dimensions : (Container) Top
1450 x 1020
Overall Dimensions ( MM ) Bottom Height
1334 x 874
950 mm (Without Wheels)
( +/- 5 %)
Dimensions : (Lid) Length
703
Overall Dimensions ( MM ) Width Height
995
115 ( +/- 5%)
Special Feature
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Both parts of Lid are fully openable
Thickness
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Overall Average 5 mm ( +/- 5%)
Colour
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Green for Bio Degradable Waste Blue for Non Bio Degradable Waste
Drawing
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Enclosed herewith
Name
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Special Grade of Polyethylene material, absolutely Non-toxic, free from any contamination, chemical resistant and UV stabilized as below :
Density
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0.932 to 0.943 Gms. / CC as per guidelines of IS 7328 – 1992 (For Raw Material)
Melt Flow Rate
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2 to 6 Gms / 10 Mins as per IS 2530 - 1963
Tensile Strength
:
≥ 120 Kg/Cm2 as per guidelines of IS 8543 (Part 4/ Section -1) 1984
Flexural Strength
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> 3000 Kg/CM2 as per guidelines of IS 13360 (Part 5/ Section -7) 1997
Container & Lid :
Material Specifications :
Resistance to : Impact
As per guidelines of IS 12701 : 1996 (No sign of Cracking or puncture / damage of the Samples)
Colour Fastness
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As per guidelines of IS 2454 : 1985
UV
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Polyethylene is blended with 0.25% of UV Stabilizers.
Vicat Softening Temperature : 1160 C as per guidelines of IS 13360 (Part 6/ Section – 1) 1999 Wheels : Type
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04 Nos. Swivel type Heavy Duty Wheels fabricated at bottom of MS structure as per below mentioned dimensional details.
Dia
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200 mm ( +/- 5 mm)
Width
:
50 mm ( +/- 5 mm)
Material
:
Special Polymeric Material
Drawing
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Enclosed herewith
MS Structure : Design
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Fabricated out of MS Flat and required accessories for additional protection to Bin and efficient operations during unloading of Garbage.
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